2025 Tuition & fees & Increase Rate

The 2025 tuition & fees at Finger Lakes Health College of Nursing & Health Sciences is $11,540 for New York residents and $13,620 for out-of-state students. The tuition & fees has increased by 6.24% from last year. The next table shows the 2025 tuition & fees and the tuition trends over last 5 years.
You can check and view more costs information including living costs, books & supplies, and tuition per credit hour at Cost of Attendance page
Finger Lakes Health College of Nursing & Health Sciences 2025 Tuition & fees and Changes over past 5 Years
YearNew York ResidentsOut-of-State Students
2021$12,690$12,690
2022$12,880$12,880
2023$12,880$12,880
2024$12,820$12,820
2025$13,620$13,620

Offered Degrees and Major Programs

Finger Lakes Health College of Nursing & Health Sciences offers 1 major programs through Associate, degrees/programs.
You can view all major programs offered at Finger Lakes Health College of Nursing & Health Sciences at Area of Study & Major Program page with completer and earning after graduation information.
Offered Programs and Online Availability
Number of ProgramsNumber of Online Programs
Associate10
Total10
Associate

Student Population

Total 65 students have enrolled to Finger Lakes Health College of Nursing & Health Sciences. By gender, there are 1 male and 64 female students are attending the school. The male to female ratio is 0.02 to 1. You can check and view more student population by gender, race, age, and online enrollment at enrollment data page
Student Population by Gender and Race/Ethnicity
TotalMenWomen
American Indian or Alaska Native101
Asian202
Black or African American17017
Hispanic101
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander000
White40040
Two or More Races211
Race/Ethnicity Unknown202
Total 65164

Important Academic Statistics

The average financial aid amount is $4,315 and 75% of students received grant aid (any source). The next table shows the important statistics at the school.
Important Academic Statistics
Financial Aid Amount$4,315
Students to Faculty Ratio4 to 1
Number of Faculty (full-time)5
Number of Staff (full-time)9